The stone church in honor of the chief apostles Peter and Paul, built in 1369 by Colonel Mikhail Ieremievich Kozlovsky, was originally a single-altar church without a bell tower. In 1934, the church was closed. To this day, only the lower part of the building has survived, which has a cruciform plan and lacks a roof. The eclectic decor of the building is highlighted by columns that accentuate the corners and walls. It is possible to enter the church, but there are no frescoes or paintings inside. Nothing has survived from the village where it was located.